If you didn’t save Saskia, Geralt will never know about her secret true form, although neither she, nor Iorveth, appear in The Witcher 3, and it’s implied later that she extricated herself from her predicament she was in at the end of The Witcher 2. Anais La Valette’s fate is of more significance, technically, since her survival affects the technical details of Temeria’s sovereignty, but since events later in the game will truly determine Temeria’s ultimate fate, Anais’s claim to the throne is moot. Triss survives the events of The Witcher 2 no matter what, so there’s no need to have saved her, yourself, and there will be no hard feelings between the two of you if you didn’t. Thought to have perished in a fire at the castle, Aryan had actually set out to find his missing siblings, and heirs to the throne of Temeria. If the latter course was chosen, Aryan and Geralt helped one another escape from the La Valette castle dungeon. During the siege of La Valette castle, Geralt encountered the brash young noble, and could have either slain him and his troops, defeated Aryan in single combat, or convinced the youth not to throw his life away. At the time Geralt was serving Foltest, owing his position of prominence to both Triss’s influence as Foltest’s adviser, and to thwarting an assassination attempt on Foltest earlier. The Fate of Aryan La Valette ¶Īryan was the son of Maria Louisa La Valette - a Temerian noblewoman who rose up against Foltest - and half-brother to Maria’s younger children, Foltest’s bastard twins. Background on the questions will be provided, but the actual choice will be left up to you. As this might not be familiar to everybody, it’s probably best to discuss these questions in a bit of detail. A ranking Nilfgaardian named Morvran Voorhis will interrupt, and decide a shave is a fine time to ask about your past… namely the choices you made in the last game. In addition, Geralt will be subjected to other Nilfgaardian scruples on cleanliness, including a shave. When the game continues, Geralt will be in the midst of a much-needed bath, doubtless not for his sake, but rather to avoid offending the senses of Emperor Emhyr.
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